Fri. 12:06 ET- This is Memorial Day weekend, and literature is rich with observations – in novels, poetry, and memoirs. Memorial Day originated as the result of the Civil War, and each conflict since has come with new observations about the act of war and the fallen. Join Leigh Rich and P. T. Bridgeport as they attempt to gather meaning from the literature of the men who survived – and the men who fell. 05/24/2019
Fri. 11 am ET- This week, Brian Renner cannot be with us, so P. T. leads us through musical examinations of birds and beasts. We’ll cover local residents, exotics, and singers who see parallels between themselves and beasts (usually exotic -nobody see parallels between themselves and egrets or bullheads). We’ll have a variety of genres, from the 18th Century to just a few years back. Join us as we cast the musical net and see what we bring in. 05/24/2019
Fri. 8 am ET- Current Top 40 radio is very limited, as was Top 40 1970’s radio. Many songs of that era wereeither branded as a “hit” or “B-side” but often both were strong songs . Strong song material existed inthe 70’s and 80’s era but didn’t get airwave exposure. These fun decades remain unminedwith regard to the breadth and depth of music. Eight Track Mind will share these amazing songs and share them with listeners. 05/24/2019
Thu. 1pm On Courageous Conversations, Sheree welcomes special guest The Miti Queen LIVE in the WRUU studio this. Tonease M. Priester is a Mental Health Advocate and Starter Business Website Designer. Her personality can be felt at your first introduction and her transparency stunned Sheree at a recent meeting. To those of you, our faithful listening audience, who believes you could never share your story live in the studio, do not miss this chance to hear Tonease. By the end of the show, you will stand corrected and encouraged to own your truth and raise your voice. If not now, when? If not you, who? . 05/23/2019
Thu. 8 am. Jamey Espina, Vice President, Development & Community Services, Hospice Savannah, comes back on Savannah Lexicon to talk about Hospice Savannah’s 40th anniversary celebration and Thursday night’s anniversary party and art auction fundraiser. 05/23/2019
Wed. 10 pm ET- May flowers are blooming on the banks of the Theme Stream. Tune in tonight for an hour of flower power. 05/22/2019
Wed. 9 pm. ET- This Wednesday evening from 9-10 pm Savannah Music Local and Sustainable will feature a discussion with local jazz pianist Eric Jones about the upcoming release of “Azulbike” his new release with the Eric Jones Trio and about the album release party on Friday May 24that Good Times Restaurant and Bar in Savannah. Savannah Music Local and Sustainable is Wednesday evenings from 9-10 pm on WRUU 107.5 FM and streaming on WRUU.ORG. 05/22/2019
The readers of Connect Savannah have selected WRUU as the Best Local Radio Station AND Best Local Talk Radio Station in the annual Best of Savannah poll of 2019. Thank you Savannah for Give us a Listen!
Tue. 8 pm ET- This Tuesday evening from 8-10 pm is Contemporary Classics featuring a composer conversation with composer Paul Wianko, who is the composer in residence at the Spoleto Festival. We will be talking about his development as a musician and composer and in detail about his second string quartet – “Lift”. Contemporary Classics is Tuesday evenings from 8-10 pm on WRUU 107.5 FM and streaming on WRUU.ORG
Tue. 8 am ET-Ships of the Sea Museum’s Executive Director Catherine Adler joins Wayne in the studio to make sure everyone knows about Wednesday evening’s free and open-to-the-public 200th anniversary celebrationv of both the SS Savannah’s historic trans-Atlantic crossing, the first transoceanic voyage by a steamship, and also of the building of the Scarbrough House, home now to the Ships of the Sea Museum. 05/21/2019
